Protest and Storm

Protest

Protest verb - To state as a fact usually forcefully.

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Storm and protest are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Storm" instead the word "Protest" as a verb or a noun.

Storm verb - To express one's anger usually violently.

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Protest and storm are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Protest" instead the word "Storm" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: stormy, storming, stormed

single	single protest	single storm
harsh	harsh protest	harsh storm
actual	actual protest	actual storm
constant	constant protest	constant storm
Other adjectives: massive, large, huge, major, political, final, sudden.

The "Daisy" ad only aired one time, on NBC in prime time two months before the election, and was pulled by the Johnson campaign amid a storm of protest.

Source: Scare Campaign
On a trip to India to fix a drought, their flying carpet encounters a heavy storm, forcing Cacofonix to protest that this one has nothing to do with him.

Source: Not Me This Time / Comic Books
Department of Justice in 1982 as "foreign political propaganda." The move backfired, causing a storm of protest that helped the film win the Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject.

Source: Streisand Effect

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